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Size: 18-24 months
Hook - G
1)
Ch 30, join to first ch with sl st to form a
ring, ch 3 (counts as first dc), dc behind every chain around (not in the front
loop or the back loop but the little loop in the ‘back’) – 29 dc
2)
(Make sure the ‘front’ of your stitches is on
the outside) – Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a stitch), FPDC around first dc, *BPDC
around next dc, FPDC around the next dc* repeat around (at the end you will
have a FPDC, the ch 2 will appear to be the missing BPDC so ending with a FPDC
is supposed to happen), join with sl st to top of ch 2.
3-4) Repeat round 2
5)
sl st to first BPDC, ch 4, dc in same st (first v-stitch), *dc in next
bpdc, v-stitch in next bpdc* around (at the end
you will be short one bpdc, to compensate and keep the right number of stitches you will put a v-stitch in a fpdc
and then dc in the next bpdc) – 8 v-stitch; 8 ch 1 sp; 8 dc
6) sl st into first v-stitch,
v-stitch, bpdc in next dc, *v-stitch in next v-stitch, bpdc in next dc*around,
join with sl st to top of ch 3
7-20) repeat round 6
21) Dc in ever dc around – 25 dc
(is smaller than top because the thigh is larger than the foot/ankle)
22-24) Repeat round 2 – 25 dc
Tie off.
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ReplyDeleteHow neat! Thank you :)
Deletedo you have an adult version of this pattern? my sister loves how cute they are and wants them in her size! lol
ReplyDeleteFormally, no. The trick is making it a pattern. Chain until it will go around her legs. Going by what I put here, you want an odd number of dc. In this one I have 29 so for a large size... maybe do 39. And then follow the directions just adding in the additional stitches and length. Does that make sense?
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